After their marriage in 1844, James and his wife Sarah built a Greek Revival farmhouse in Cass County, Michigan. They were active abolitionists and their home became a stop on the Underground Railroad. Along with many of their Quaker neighbors they set aside land for Freedmen to settle in Cass County.
Their family home is now owned by the Underground Railroad Society of Cass County, Michigan and is open for tours on a limited basis. Please see the website of the Underground Railroad Society of Cass County for more information. www.urscc.org
Their family home is now owned by the Underground Railroad Society of Cass County, Michigan and is open for tours on a limited basis. Please see the website of the Underground Railroad Society of Cass County for more information. www.urscc.org
After their marriage in 1844, James and his wife Sarah built a Greek Revival farmhouse in Cass County, Michigan. They were active abolitionists and their home became a stop on the Underground Railroad. Along with many of their Quaker neighbors they set aside land for Freedmen to settle in Cass County.
Their family home is now owned by the Underground Railroad Society of Cass County, Michigan and is open for tours on a limited basis. Please see the website of the Underground Railroad Society of Cass County for more information. www.urscc.org
Their family home is now owned by the Underground Railroad Society of Cass County, Michigan and is open for tours on a limited basis. Please see the website of the Underground Railroad Society of Cass County for more information. www.urscc.org
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